Do not change the tab activity colour (fade) when quickly skipping past tabs. #2182
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If you are switching between tabs and you only stay in the tab for <.5s the activity (fade) colour will remain whatever it was previously.
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@PalmerAL Any thoughts on this? |
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Sorry for the delay. I like the idea! Regarding the implementation, it doesn't make much sense to me for lastActivity to go backwards. What about implementing this in the tabs model code? https://github.com/minbrowser/min/blob/master/js/tabState/tab.js#L140 Also, there's a small bug - if you opened the browser with an old set of tabs previously, they would be faded out immediately as a side effect of |
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If you are switching between tabs and you only stay in the tab for <.5s the activity (fade) colour will remain whatever it was previously.
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